Identification of Marine Diesel?

[dk8019]

Won this marine diesel engine out of Whitehall. Anyone have any idea what it might be? I can't seem to identify it. Appears to be a rather new design, common rail, 6-cylinder. Not sure what I'm going to do with it, but some identification would be useful before it arrives.

 

[Digger556]

I remember seeing that one at auction. Tag for answers.

 

[Guyfang]

The tag, had no NSN on it. If you can find one, maybe we can get something going here.

 

[Gunzy]

Looks like a Deutz but not sure.

 

[dk8019]

Ok, still trying to get it delivered, updates to come!

 

[FloridaAKM]

Tag for info as to what it might be used for after NSN is available.

 

[dk8019]

Ok, it showed up today, it's rather odd engine.

The majority of the exterior components are bolt on, and all made by Banks Power, generally all stamped Gale Banks Sidewinder Engineering or some variation thereof. It would also appear the engine may never have been ran, as the exhaust manifold is powder coated, and unless it's some magically powder coat, it's all still present. Not sure the story here, but Banks appears to have played with a lot of very high HP diesels over the years. I'm still not sure who's block is used, it could very well be a 5.9 or 6.7 Cummins QSB, the more I look at the injector rail etc, I'm more and more positive that's what it is with all kinds of fancy bits attached to it.

 

[csheath]

Try calling Banks. https://www.bankspower.com/project/

 

[Karl kostman]

Heck of a lot of NO GOOD I am on this one I looked at every pic and all I saw was all the crap bolted to the block, not positive I ever saw the block at all??
Karl

 

[uniquify]

Try calling Banks. https://www.bankspower.com/project/

Looks like Banks is making the engines for the JLTV, the replacement for the HMMWV. Possibly based on a Duramax block.

https://www.bankspower.com/insider_news/pinch-me-i-gotta-be-dreamin/

 

[dk8019]

I reached out to Banks, we'll see if they want it. It's in the garage now. It weighs a little over 1500lbs the way it sits. This one is definitely a Cummins engine, I'm relatively sure it's a 6.7. It has a rather interesting intake setup, a huge marine type turbo amongst many other oddities. It turns over and has more compression than I can overcome in my first attempts.